ISO 13772:2018
ISO 13772:2018

ISO 13772:2018

February 2018
International standard Current

Forestry machinery - Portable chain-saws - Non-manually actuated chain brake performance

ISO 13772:2018 specifies a method for checking the functioning and performance of the non-manually actuated chain brake on an electric or gasoline engine powered, portable hand-held chain-saw.

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Publication date

February 2018

Number of pages

8 p.

Reference

ISO 13772:2018

ICS Codes

65.060.80   Forestry equipment

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Sumary
Forestry machinery - Portable chain-saws - Non-manually actuated chain brake performance

ISO 13772:2018 specifies a method for checking the functioning and performance of the non-manually actuated chain brake on an electric or gasoline engine powered, portable hand-held chain-saw.

Replaced standards (1)
ISO 13772:2009
ISO 13772:2009
April 2009
International standard Cancelled
Forestry machinery - Portable chain-saws - Non-manually actuated chain brake performance

ISO 13772:2009 specifies a method for checking the functioning and performance of the non‑manually actuated chain brake on a portable hand-held chain-saw used for forest or tree service.

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